Sentence examples for strategy for school from inspiring English sources
Key results for WASH by 2015 Supporting key ministries departments and agencies to develop a resource mobilization strategy for School WASH to ensure sustained availability of resources and provide Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in all schools of Tanzania, especially the most under-served areas in addition to UNICEF's concerted resource mobilization efforts in this area.
The race to show who has the best strategy for school success is about to get fiercer.
Near the end of the book, Ms. Kopp introduces some of her most successful teachers and suggests a simple strategy for school reform: Recruit talented, goal-minded people who can manage classrooms much as she has managed Teach for America.
"By allowing unqualified teachers into our classrooms and having no strategy for school collaboration," he said the government was "damaging school standards and hurting children's life chances".
Parents United for Responsible Education and many others have consistently supported local control as a successful strategy for school improvement.
The educators found guilty of cheating in Atlanta should be held responsible and so should all of the policymakers who have endorsed high stakes pressure as a strategy for school reform.
For example, an 'HIV Alert School' model has been adopted in Ghana as a national strategy for school-based HIV prevention.
Fingers crossed the report is taken seriously when the government produces its technology strategy for schools next year.
So with the government expected to announce its digital strategy for schools this week, what have campaigners got on their wish list?
Part of his caution comes from the fact that the government is currently reviewing the national curriculum and is expected to report its findings next year, and the Department for Education is likely to publish its technology strategy for schools imminently.
Sir David, vice-chancellor of Reading University, wants strategy for schools to be set by an independent body.
